A print-works desk wants a stills grader and a notes grader to vote at decision time, but the stills grader’s rows have no pictures. Can this yet be called a late-fusion dataset?
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Short Explanation
Late fusion is a vote among specialists that each saw a real arm. If the stills grader has no pictures, that specialist has no dataset yet—labeling the folder “late fusion” does not fix it.
Full Explanation
Late fusion joins decisions from modality specialists, so each specialist needs a complete example set for its arm. Empty stills for the vision grader mean the late-fusion dataset is incomplete. Renaming fusion types or inventing pixels does not supply the missing per-modality rows.